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"The aim of the courses in chemistry is to make the student from the very beginning an investigator." Wabash Chemistry Professor James B. Garner said that - in 1901! A century later, Professor Garner's words still ring true. From hands-on experiments with state-of-the-art instrumentation to opportunities to engage in original research with faculty, Wabash chemistry students are continually challenged to "become investigators." The Chemistry Department at Wabash College offers a rigorous curriculum in chemistry leading to the A.B. degree. The courses flow in a fairly linear fashion, so care must be taken to fulfill the prerequisites for each course. Here is the typical sequence of required courses (8 chemistry, 2 mathematics, 2 physics) that a Chemistry major at Wabash College will take:
You will also need at least one chemistry course credit in addition to the eight required chemistry course credits listed above. Other classes offered by the Department are:
Other science and mathematics courses often taken by chemistry majors include:
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